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Hydration station

Are you hosting a community event in the Gladstone region?  Why not hire our FREE Community Hydration Station to keep your guests hydrated!  It simply connects to a tap water source and supplies fresh, chilled water on tap.

The Hydration Station looks great and your patrons will love having a drink or filling their water bottle for FREE instead of purchasing single use water bottles – which is also great for the environment!

We’ll come and set it up, all you need is:

  • town water supply with garden hose connection
  • drain or somewhere appropriate for any overflow
  • electricity connection

Terms and Conditions and Application Form.

Water Cooler Hire

For smaller events, we have introduced these great 50L water coolers.  Simply fill with ice and water to keep your guests hydrated all day.

Terms and Conditions and Application Form.

Events at Awoonga Dam

Whether you or your Club would like to hold an event at the Recreation Area, or on or around the lake itself, GAWB is happy to discuss your options.

Please complete an Application to Hold Event at Lake Awoonga and submit it to GAWB at least 3 months before your planned event.

Please note that if your event is an Aquatic Event, application must also be made to Maritime Safety Queensland:

Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) Main Website    |    MSQ Information regarding Aquatic Event Applications 

     |     MSQ Information regarding COVID-19 Checklists and Protocols 

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No dogs or cats allowed at the Awoonga Recreational Area.
Contact us
  • +61 7 4976 3000
    (Mon – Fri, 8.30am to 5.00pm)
  • +61 7 4979 2125
    (After hours and on weekends)
  • PO Box 466,
    Gladstone QLD 4680
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© 2022 Gladstone Area Water Board

The Gladstone Area Water Board proudly acknowledges the Byellee, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang and Taribelang Bunda people as the Traditional Custodians of the Gladstone region. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and recognise the ongoing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to the land and water on which we rely.